Why is it difficult to pass a thread through the eye of the Needle
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You might have observed something
similar when you try to thread a
needle. Many a time, the end of the
thread is separated into a few thin
strands. This makes it difficult to pass
the thread through the eye of the
needle. The thin strands of thread that
we see, are made up of still thinner
strands called fibres.
Fabrics are made up of yarns and
yarns are further made up of fibres.So because of these smaller segments of thread it is difficult to pass a thread through the eye of the Needle.
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Sometimes it is hard to pass a thread through a needle because a thread is made up of thinner strands called as fibre. It is hard to pass a thread through a needle because sometimes the fibres get separated when you try to pass a thread through a needle
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